Glock Tips.com

My good friend invented a new Arizona flag!

Tags: arizona flag, immagration, immegration, racial profiling, sb1070

I get tons of questions about the availability of GLOCK frames or receivers.  Shooters want to buy a Caspian slide or mount their Advantage Arms .22 kit permanently.  Well by mid-July for $200.00 you can get one from Lone Wolf Distributors.  Here’s the rundown:

Lone Wolf R&D LLC proudly introduces the long awaited WolfPack™ Series Replacement Frame.

If you had the ability to build your own custom Glock frame, this is what it would look like.

The TimberWolf is intended as a direct replacement for your 3rd generation Glock frame or the foundation to build your own custom Glock pistol.  It incorporates all of the most desirable features custom builders offer including: a choice of 2 quick change grips, rounded trigger guard, extended beaver tail, round mag catch, improved checkering, higher grip angle and improved rail system. This new, shooter friendly polymer replacement frame works with the following Glock models: G/17, 17L, 22, 24, 31, 34, 35 and 37.

Features:

• Must ship to FFL
• Timberwolf frame includes, mag catch and two grips. 
• Round magazine catch provides smoother faster mag changes
• Flat grip feels similar to 1911, swelled grip feels similar to Sig.
• Multi-Spec rail system fits Weaver or Picatinny accessories
• Rounded trigger guard fits all standard Glock holsters
• Smallest sculpted grip in the industry
• Extended beaver tail eliminates slide bite. 
• Requires Glock SF Trigger Housing part number GLO-5406.

Tags: 1911 grip, adjustable grip, back strap, backstrap, glock frame, glock receiver, glock reciever, LoneWolf Glock Frames, robar, slim

Hey Morgan,  I just ordered your book the other day and can,t wait to get it.  I have a very early G21 and a later 26.  I installed a lasermax internal guide rod laser on the 26 several years ago and it has workedc great.  I keep the .45 for home and carry the compact 9 in my glove box.  After watching your film clips yesterday, I went home after work and properly lubed both pistols.  I am itching to get my hands on the book.  I have been wondering about the ghost 3.5 trigger job and look forward to seeing what the Glock Sensei says. 
Thank you,
Rick G.

Rick,

I was just about to send your book out — sorry for the delay, spring break for the kids, you know — and got your email.  Do you want your book signed to you?  Let me know.

 

The 21 is a great house gun.  And of course the 26 is a great carry piece.  I usually don’t recommend a lighter trigger on a carry gun, but tell me your thinking behind wanting the 3.5?

 

Keep in touch.  I’m glad you like my dad’s videos.

 

Morgan

 

 

Morgan,  Yes please,  Go ahead and sign the book for me.  Thank you.  As to the 3.5, I guess I don’t have any good reason, except change for the sake of change.  And look what that did in the last election.  OOPS, there goes my politics sticking out.  I look forward to reading your book.  Thank you for your response.  Talk to you soon.  Rick

 

 

Tags: 3.5 trigger, best glock book, glock 21, glock 26, glock manual, glock trigger

Our friends at GLOCKTalk are holding another fundraiser raffle.  These are always the greatest raffles on the Internet.  The prizes are incredible and the cause is a good one: to keep GlockTalk running!

Tickets are just $10.00 each and the contest ends July 16th.  So do it NOW!

Some recent prizes added to the long list:

1ST Glock 21 with night sites and 449.00 Robar Glock makeover certificate, along with a holster.
2nd Glock 21 with night sites and 449.00 Robar Glock makeover certificate, along with a holster.
3rd Glock 21 with night sites and 449.00 Robar Glock makeover certificate, along with a holster.
That’s correct, THREE one thousand dollar Glock packages where added by our friends at Palmetto State Armory and Robar Guns.
Additionally, we had the following donated as well:
1. 10 one hundred dollar gift certificates from CustomGunBelts.com
2. Four 5.11 Bail Out Bags from Blackstone Tactical
3. 5 signed copies Brad Thor’s new book “Foreign Influence”.
4. 25 certificates for grips from X-TremeGrips.com
5. Berkey Light Water Purification system from Directive21.com

We have many more great prizes in the works that we hope to announce next week.

http://fundraiser.glocktalk.com/

Tags: free glock, glock contest, glock raffle, glock21, glocktalk.com

Morgan,
Love the books my friend. I’ll suggest them to all my shooting buddies. I’ll be going to the gun show in Charlotte next month to get my first AR-15. Thanks to your Dad’s book I now know just what I want. This Saturday I’ll be qualifying for my conceal/carry permit with my Glock that I can now completely disassemble and reassemble thanks to you two.

Many thanks,
Chip M.

Tags: ar-15 book, disassemble and reassemble glock, robert boatman

Firearms Industry Hails Victory in
Supreme Court Second Amendment Case

NEWTOWN, Conn — The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) – the trade association for the firearms industry – hailed today’s United States Supreme Court 5-4 decision written by Justice Alito that ruled the individual right to keep and bear arms protected by the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution applies to the states and local government.

“Today’s ruling is a victory for freedom and liberty,” said NSSF President Stephen L. Sanetti. “All law-abiding Americans, no matter whether they live in a big city like Chicago or in rural Wyoming, have the same Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. Constitutional rights don’t stop at state or city borders. Cities like Chicago and New York and states like California must now respect the Second Amendment.”

The case before the Court, McDonald v. City of Chicago, was filed in 2008 a day after the Supreme Court’s landmark decision in District of Columbia v. Heller — in which the high court reaffirmed that the Second Amendment protects an “individual” right to keep and bear arms. The Heller decision, however, did not reach the question of whether the Second Amendment also applied to the states.

Immediately after Heller, several Chicago residents including retired maintenance worker Otis McDonald filed a federal lawsuit challenging the city’s long-standing gun ban. The Chicago-based federal courts ruled that the Second Amendment did not apply to the states and local governments, setting the stage for the Supreme Court to decide the question it left unanswered in its Heller decision.

“Today’s decision marks the beginning of a new era of civil rights litigation as laws and regulations that infringe upon and violate the individual right of law-abiding Americans to keep and bear arms, protected by the Second Amendment, are challenged,” said NSSF Senior Vice President and General Counsel Lawrence G. Keane. “As the trade association for America’s firearms industry, our members make the products through which our Second Amendment rights are realized. Just as the First Amendment protects and shields newspapers and media, the Second Amendment secures constitutional protections for our industry.”

NSSF filed an amicus curiae brief on behalf of McDonald.

For more information and commentary on today’s ruling, please visit: WWW.NSSF.ORG.

###

Tags: 2nd amendment, best glock book, heller, Macdonald vs Chicago, mcdonald v chicago, second amendement

Morgan,
 
   Received your book (How to Customize Your Glock) last night and read it cover to cover already, this is such an easy format,  straight forward disassembly and reassemble. I feel confident that I can maintain my Glock, and future mods will be simple, and this is my first gun! 
    Thanks for putting together a tool that a first time shooter can use with confidence and ease.
 
Sincerely,  Chris 
 
P.S.
  Thanks for signing it, I meant to ask and forgot.

Tags: glock book, glock disassembly, glock manual, How to Customize Your Glock, strip

Mr. Boatman

I just read “the infamous Chapter 20 in Living with Glocks”.   It’s nice to have finally found something I can read that hits the core of what I believe.  I’ll be buying the book now.
G. in Texas

Tags: 2nd amendment, glock book, living with glocks, right to keep and bear arms, robert boatman

Was going through your blogs and various sites you have. I did not realize it before, but my favorite U tube videos were of your Dad. I was so surprised as I went through your sites and recogized him, I was delighted and honored.

I am a Patriot, a Tea Party’er, I believe our govt, under its current leadership is out to destroy our constitution and it’s for that reason that I’m armed and for that reason I own a Glock, .. reliability. Having read some of your stuff, the 2nd Amendment is more important to me than my family and friends can realize and I enjoy reading your stuff. I believe tyranny is upon us and that history may repeat itself, and for that reason, I own a Glock, …and other firearms. It’s a real honor knowing who you are, who your Dad was and I know I hooked up with the best out there.

Sincerely, Bill

Tags: 2nd amendment, best glock book, black talon, defensive ammo, glock ammo, living with glocks, robert boatman, second amendment, winchester

Morgan,

The book (How to Customize Your Glock) arrived in yesterdays mail, excellent book, good reading, great pictures,
worth the money.   Thank you very much!

You’re welcome.  As a small home business owner, I know what it’s like to
not get return emails, so I make a special effort.
 
I wanted to mention too about the writing style.  I love it.  None of it sounds “staged” but
spoken from the heart.  My Glock 17 is stock factory except for the plug I put in the
spider hole at the bottom of the grip.  I’m taking your advice right away, not to do any
major mods to it as it’s my carry gun for protection.  I need it to work on time, every time
without worry.  I mainly wanted the book to show me how to strip my glock all the way
down, just because I want to know how and for a good cleaning once in a while.
 
Thanks again, it’s a great piece of work sir.     Charles

Tags: best glock book, glock customizations, glock diagrams, glock photos